Ceramic artist Laura de Grinyo’s work is inspired by both the stunning nature and the history of pottery in her native island of Ibiza.

De Grinyo studied under master ceramicist Adrián Ribas in his Sa Teulera studio, which was founded in 1945 by Joan Planells, one of the most celebrated representatives of the Balearic Islands’ pottery culture. De Grinyo’s work has been published in AD Spain, Financial Times HTSI, Vanity Fair Italy, and Vogue Living, among others. Selected works have been exhibited at Harrods London and at the Loewe pop-up at Milan Design Week. ladio.eu

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PACHA AND SIX SENSES ARE GREAT, BUT HERE’S WHAT A LOCAL ARTIST RECOMMENDS YOU SEE AND DO IN IBIZA…

01

Beaches for Quiet Afternoons.

Punta Galera is a hidden gem known for its flatrock terraces and peaceful vibe, ideal for sunbathing, reading, or just soaking in the stunning sea views. Portixol, with its crystal-clear waters and fewer crowds, offers a tranquil escape perfect for a serene afternoon by the sea.

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Lunch
With a View.

Set on a cliff overlooking the secluded cove of Sol d’en Serra, Amante is the ultimate lunch destination with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. Its fresh, seasonal menu perfectly complements the serene, luxurious setting.

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Dinners on a Saturday Night.

I go to Casa Linda for a vibrant, cozy atmosphere with delicious fusion cuisine—a favorite for a relaxed yet lively Saturday dinner. Can Pau is a charming, rustic spot known for traditional Ibicenco dishes and a warm, familiar setting. Macao, nestled in Santa Gertrudis, is beloved for its lively courtyard and classic Italian fare with a local twist.

Casa Linda
Mercadodillo de Sant Jordi
04

Design Shops.

Galería También is a contemporary space that blends art, design, and collectible pieces with a strong island flair. Los Enamorados in Portinatx combines boutique shopping, quirky design items, and curated vintage finds—all wrapped in a beautifully eclectic aesthetic.

05

Local Market.

Held every Saturday at the old hippodrome, the Sant Jordi Market is a treasure trove of vintage finds, secondhand goods, local crafts, and unexpected gems. It has a laid-back atmosphere and attracts a colorful mix of locals and visitors alike.

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Nightlife.

Iconic and legendary, Pikes offers a comfortable yet wild party scene steeped in Ibiza’s hedonistic history. With its eccentric decor and spontaneous vibe, it’s a place where anything can happen— often accompanied by great music and a sense of freedom.

Amante
Estudi Tu Costa Main Space with Joan Cortés Exhibition
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Art Galleries.

Fundación Ses12Naus supports cutting-edge contemporary art with a strong emphasis on artist residencies and experimental projects. Beyond exhibitions, it organizes cultural activities that invite the local community to engage deeply with art. It’s a beautiful way in which art, culture, and society merge—creating a dynamic space for interaction, dialogue, and shared experiences. Parra & Romero blends international modern and contemporary art with a minimalist aesthetic and often features thought-provoking installations. Espacio Tur Costa showcases works by local and international artists in a charming, traditional Ibicenco setting, offering an intimate art experience.

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Artist.

Jesús de Miguel’s work is vibrant, rebellious, and full of energy—a perfect reflection of Ibiza’s creative pulse. His mix of painting, collage, and performance art captures the eclectic spirit of the island.